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HOM.- NfcVVS.
rROMD-ENT AIUUVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Al.BI-M VilLE-ll'iiry lUwlo. of IVnnMiv*>._a. Cl.-ll
F.NIHP.N-Ldward J Phd-.-. Inf-od MBlBfl Minister to
Kngland. BVSlttTT-C*B1IHBIIB Owrie* Tracey, of
All.u.v. Vi PT ll VMM B-JadM 0*?BllBB M*a**SW**_ ?>'
lha N'W-Y'oik Court ol ABBBhto; BS>OBB_gN___BaB V A
Buna. ? and tho Mer. W. IL Alger, of Boston. Mi HSSNBfl
1 Sj !"a- H. of Elmira. II* FFM AN -Kvl-overncir An
i. Curtin, nf PcnnfTl.anl* Mi: RUAY JULL
--. a T V-d_B . William l_jt-.it--n.-id (ill
\ Ot .11 NKW-yoUK-Profeeaor (Joldwtn Smith.
?TOKTEVANT-IsMi nWmno, ot england.
TriTIPlOn fflBBfBl A. B Nettleton, of M-tineapolU.
?
WHAT 18 CHU NO ON TODAY.
(senate Ceinmitte** on Ta\si on. No. Xi Na ssa nut
1 vhibitlou of New-York Uid.ni: Club. Durand's Kiding
Acadcuiy, ev.j.ti_s.
SchoolmaH-i-" A?*oolstlon. Columbia Coll* se. 10:30
s. m.
lecture by Prcfewor Bickmore, Museum of Natural
Hlatory. 10 SO a m.
P*l Upsilon Club. No. 8_ Wc*: Fortysecond *t.. even?
ing.
Everett T. Wheeler beforo Harlem DrmoeTetio Club, 8
j* m.
l_adles> Art Association. Studio, afternoon.
Hr, wei.' DUM No. L OlBM***_M na_l4 8 p. m.
Boieflt for Free Krencl* School, Delmonico'*. Sam.
Kxhlbll-.n of Phlllppouaus's painting. Twenty-third
Street Tabernacle, 8 p. m.
NEW-YORK CITT.
? C. A. I..*-?No. The perron who first take*, pos
eeeslon of s double seat In a railway esr ts entitled to
neither two-third- nor llire-'-ijuartcrs of it to tho raid
of the trip, but l'i only on*' half. Vou sre by no means
alone, however, In your error.
The Central Park ITe-byferian i burr h, tho name of
which will Le changed to 1 .-aspect Kill _?_?__. terian
Church, et Eight)r-SS___*_ *t. and Park-avc.. was ofll
?lslly received by thr* Presbytery on Monday. On
Friday night the-Yourie People'. Soclciy held a beiaar.
thc proceeds from which will bo divided with tho
following: The Tribune Frc-h-Air Fund, tho Health
Home of it* C-J-di-tn's Aid Society, and the city
MU.lon VacaMon Fund.
The seond annual amateur tournament for (he
amateur billiard championship of tho United _*tate_s,
under the auspices of tlie K._c?|uet Court Club, will |
begin ou tho evening of May 14. Entries will slose j
on Apt ll .0.
A aucce-sful parlor salo wa* held yesterday aftei*
noon at the hun. of Mrs. Harris C. Childs, No. 50
Es_t 6l_tty-elghth.it., In aid of tho "Ten Minutes s
I>ay Society.* Many fancy articles weiro offered for
sale end there was a ? Punch end Judy" shaw for the
young f-lks. Tho salo was well attended and a Urge
sum wa., realized for the society. .
Tho Columbia College Baseball nine will play with
the Brooklyn Athletic Association al the Brooklyn
grounds to day. The freshman niue will play tho
Polytechnic, st Prospect Park el the saroo time.
Ihe Columbia College Dramatic Club gave a repe?
tition cf "< i-ptaln Kidd" st the Berkeley Lyceum last
Sight, before a crowded house.
Appropriate action on the death of Asa Stevens was
takm et th' Produce Exchange yesterday. Res-lu
lions were adopted and a committee was appointed to
attend the funeral.
The Ladle.' Art A.**soe.|atlon will hold Its annual
He-lion 1Mb afternoon at th? studio in Fourte* nth-st
Ii: the evening lt will have a reception at the house of
Mrs. George Kyle, No. 3,-lH West Thlrty-second-st
Dr. William A. Hammond, who has been confined
to his homo In West Fifty fourths', for two weeks
with an abscess on the face, has been Improving
.t s.Illy for several days ami expects to bo out next
week.
Tho Peerless Association of edge-tool makers al
a meotlng at Host ur Hull, in 'lenth-ave., last night,
p:ussed io-.,Int..ti-, ii: ii.'-sing the Tonnago bill, now
WS.ro ObbmPBBS,
The Ci,unt.v i>?tiinrvary Conrtv C'*mmlit-y* last even?
ing appoint I nu 11,. - m muling Committees for the year.
Ko-*.lotions ..I regret at Um death of John T. Hoffman,
Militant DOfshfllaMf and William E. Smith were
adopted.
Dr. Cornelius lt. Agnew was resting easier last
evening after an operation which va. performed hy
Dr. Pands, BSfllstSd bf DfS, Webster and Delaflcld.
Bs expel lcnc.?l no ill ellette from th,* operation and .
i wron indications of reeapetnUai
frederic lt. Coudert |; ssisbnHBg bil third leap- i
point mt-nt as a Owrie I swill director of the l.'nlon Pa- '
elfie Hallway COMpaay. This reappi Inment has got
Into the hahll of coming aiound regularly every year
with the punctuality of the oki time annual *]?__._. Mr.
Coudert has accepted the reappointment iu.ee inore.
The senior rlv.s of Ihe School of Arts of Columbia
College ha* decided ld Invite the Kev. Dr. Morgan Dix
tu deliver the baccalaureate sermon to tho ela-- , in **t
Thom.?*? Chun h till-, year.
Om tom realise what lt ls to gu like "s streak of
lightning" wli'ii h.* MSI UM I'.ligll-ii whippet dogs
lu lianiiim's Hippodrome race around the ellij.se.
K. <.. Dun .. in. repoit the failures In the I'nlted
l*i hi I-:, and Canada lasi week at KS, conipaied with j
ttt a week ago, and 17:. in tho corresponding week
of lt?o7.
Jeremiah Murphy, a bulcher win, Mabbad his eon?ln,
Melia.-! J. Murphy, in .lani.aiy BO, pleaded bullly
v-ieniay before Recorder Boiytk to assaalt lu the
M...I..1 degree, -iii I wa- sentenced to four years and
rl_L; months lu the *>tate Prison.
lfa-Wa-Min, the Lu.Han moil. I, also known as An?
ti.- lo K.-inlv.-l. wa- h.ll st Jeffersoa Market yester?
day In ?p_,5()<. ball on Charges of larceny and burglary.
-lie contractors ol Um huiidlng. .No. 8 West Twenty
einl.'li-t . mi.nh fell In cn Thunda} and hll!od one
mau and Injured two others, gave th.-mselves up at the
coroner's ofllce yesterday. They ai" Meson. MoGula
ard ot nie, carpenters, of No. loo V?'e-t Twenty-ciglilli
st. tiaiusey A Ilrother. masons, of No. -I'.il I'.ast
Twelfth st. and f-t.iti.M.falli <l Knit, tahler, flamers,
of No. BM4 Ka.t Seventy-eighth st. loroner Kidman
dlsehsrired Dem o*i their own re. t gi ISSUCC to apiesr
at the Inquest BOX) wick.
Mi..-ml of Til..ma- Merrel! look place yesterday
ai -i. Tk-SBM'i i hu*-* n at fifty t hird -,-i. and lift 1,
a\e. The mimi,- wa- rra,i ty Um Kev. Dr. William
r M*.ipa" tl:- mt,.r. as-iste?l l.y the Kev. IL 6.
btan sad the nev. Cherie U. Itnet
Tbs BBralled Kepublleans of the xxth Assembly
Di-tii.-t m.'t at N, l'.i Bool lift- fourth-Bt la*-t night
an.l much enthusiasm wax BBSnlJested. William A.
Oaris maiJc a sh*.ii tBttxk on th" tu,ii question.
_>
liKOOKI.VN.
The date for the mi! of UM J'..i-t Side Park lands.
north of tho Kostera Psrkwsy, has been izsd tot
April U5.
The Will of Ma}, iCeneral Q. ... Olllmore was I
oit'i.-i for ptobste yestee-tay. ii" ntl jk.imj io each !
? four s.mis, an 1 Ihe lest of hil eststi t.. his \tif,,,
GCStflB V:,?,n.an. of N,,. |03 i!\ *-i soi, st., Who has
bei-n .-ti |: .. | .: ,i (ki ___ a.,,i collector for I beet, t
i Wilson, j : ' liomin.: mm- si Loekpori tnt I
Bnfl .i ., who ksve a brancl. Blois os the Walla'out.
. . ?. before P, Un Julies Na. ber y. |
' tell ..-? t-. seconal for a-'--i he had
i-'.i. ii" slosded Kuiiiy and m.. held to await
ion of tho OrsiMl J 'ii.'..
A rerdlcl f. r Sot. was j.eov-rcd ye.tei-day by i
Edwin Hsywsrt Bgeli i thi ^Ia*'haitsn Kalwav t'om
of Nev. Vork, In a s.iii ETOWlag ont of Injuries i
reve.e<! bj < lii'ic ^ ____tn| Iii l.i- -jrss fruin the <fi-.-i.-u* |
?<f ?n BSBTS-_*1 train In UM Bowery, New -York, which j
he li-ok".| t ji to B
I'n.[."it\ ,v,,,-th M&00, Including a diamond ifni and
a diamond collar button na_ siolen bf B burglar from
!h l.oi se ot raj.lam .lanoi- Moieheml, at Nu. li'.i'J
Sihcin.erhi in-it , ye-tenlay eiorning.
? ?
a e*AXRRt MRDIOIM I" m. i.(*"hr.i> IXTO.
Pr K. Q. BmIss, iSM of tho Lon?- I-laml College
HOSpUsl, l-eei-n'lj n, , !?? , _n *nl a.'iaJ> ?.. of a Wldel}
sdrsrtlisi paton) i;- i ,. ??
and Sae tnatt n.at ike Mud rosielns BorpbitM. Ia
a report to tl- l.n.i.i,t*,-,r of "Tho DrsLgglltS1 CU
thlar.\Di- BedUi WMts; "ihe au,..uni of uorphine
extracted from tho bottle ?a.s probably half what lt
lontainxl. Ki om a prepared BOhltlOB of sulphate of
morphine In d.-tilled water low than one half WM ii
rovci-ed ou ap ..; I ,.v boitie ol Beotoh oats bseore,
ly Hus Ihowlof would cuntaln moro than 0.18. grain
of alkaloid, or over two grains. As a tall of morphine
_c.pbs tieavler than th** bise fvom w hie fa ll I. n,.i?! *
Hgurs ami be iDct-sased lo represenl tbe amount
atssenl rhere eaanol, Iherefoie, be nu,,., i^., than
a I all drain In ?? ? -*??-_ il w-e v4V only one
,moun? la quite .ufDctoBi upon whkn to Mil
. itlon of \ rtangeroiii I abJt" '
it tent lon of J Cjiu Kdson, of the Health Ds*
pani ? '?'' '" "??' "'i".it ,.i ii, iv,.],.-.
,.., bjr Ihe cheini-t ol tbe depart men.
, b. made.
? -
UAVti saxt BBBMDiOTS coimrs*rr>x.
lit, aunouncom. :.' that Governor mn and Adjutant
..i l'oi-U'r had g. ii,ie I ? rSMMtollua io |^eu.
I\9_9t_ Ileuedi' I as adjutant o. Um 1.1th Regl
, reatcil mu'.i coiiiiiieiil lu military cli_|f.8 jn
! ..elo;d.y. Uneihct wa-. CBSfclSSBd for |ri
.u" ...i.i.it'.oii after Colonel I'ack/.er whoa ho op
j. a. eic ted ts command th (WgtBMat, 1 ll ti, ?
j. ;,.,i in the pajn-.-N j i ihlbltlng him 'rom ,
In the i _gi mc ni again ? ? ool whoa
..?ni :?! ii." <lovsraoi '-< ..
, nor and Hi .'ejoiaiti j
i ... l expiesslng
I-.?! lt; no lor Hi BM,
TU/, on, KIMO of Thrrupir WttSTOUtRSSR.
The ((.lumbla Ccdlege Sophomore, held their regular
mool lily meeting In Iiamlllon Hall je.ri niay and
after an earucji discussion, Uvcid-d to tcie__iv.ii U._.i
triumph over legendre in the old-fashioned manner,
with the e-ceptlon of beer. They will therefore have
a torchlight parado, tlreworks, a hand and bonfire, but
will not havo the beer whloh has made former triumphs
no objectionable- Ihe rlaM. also elected ff. i. Wiir
burton a member <*f UM eoininittce In place of T. ll.
Penfield, the former chairman. Whs p-slgncd.
The board of editors fur "The Columned* for next
veal- was elected as follows: Herbert Map"*, J. V.
MOM. W. .1 Warl_IPtt..n. D. H. 'lenny, T. Ii. Penfield,
W. II. Southard and J. S. Fiske.
A I Wt EllOM TH E 8 US UM Ii 1
VKVi JERSEY.
A mass meeting of carpenters and Joiners was held
In Library Hall. Elisabeth, Tlunsday night, lo dis?
cuss the Justlco of their demand for nine hours'
labor. If tho demand for shorter hours ls not granted
by the master builders by May 1 a general strike
will bo orderciL
After a trial lastlnc two weeks, the 1urv In the case
of Hf- Cecilla ll. t'liatineev a ira! n t the Hlllshorouirh
Insurance Conman v. announced vesterdav their ina
bllltv lo decide uuon a verdict.
Principal Thomas V. Cone, df the paupers' school
at Snake Hill, has l*ecn suspended pending a charge
of assault made by his assistant, Margaret E. Klvlon,
of Hoboken. Tho matter has been placed In the
hands of the Freeholders, and lt ls expected that
the full particular* will be brought ont next Tues?
day, when an examination will lake placo of all tho
par-ties concerne-l
Three New-Jersey post offices wero entered by
burglars early yesterday morning or late on Thurs?
day Dight and about .-jinn lu stamps lind c.'ish car?
ried oil. They were the M-_Mt_Tf. Chatham and
fuinmit odieo... Nu elew to the robbers exists.
Tho golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Day,
of N'ew-ITovidcnco, was celebrated at tho houso of their
eldest son, Wilbur k. Day, at Morristown, on Thursday.
J Kits]. Y CITY.
Edward Collins, of Nj. MS Gl'OTS ?>. was found
dead in the meadows near Eleventh and QfOfS sis. >.?
Icrday. Collin, was an aged mau and it ls sup?
posed that ho died from exposure.
- ? ?
NEWARK.
Tho Belleville Avenu. Congregational Church has
decided to call tho Ilev. Wallace Kniting, of ijftlmi
College, at a salary of $.2,000. Mr. Nutting has not
yet completed his studies. Ho ls about twenty-seven
years oil. unmarried, and at ono Hmo met tho expenses
of his education by working a__ a waiter.
Tho Rev. Charles W. Parsons, th . new- pastor of St.
Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church, will arrive In
Newark to-day from EaaSBB city and lake churgo to?
morrow.
BAYONNE CITY.
Tho baseball fea-on will open to-day by a game
between the New-Jersey Athletlo Club, of Bayonne
City, and tho Allerton., of New-York.
Tilt Rev. Charles M. Allen has volentecrod to
occupy Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church pulpit
There will be one Republican and nine Democrats
In the next Hoard of Councilmen, a loss of four republi?
can-. 1 he Hoard of Ed ut allon Will be BSMJOSSd "f
three Republicans and twelve Democrats, a Republican
loss of thies.
-e.
LONG ISLAND,
The schooner I*, s. Lludeoj. from Ellr.abothport,
1-. J., with coal, which wa,' drives on Rockaway
Beach In ths storm of Tuesday, has gone to pieces
ai.d is a tola! lOM
At a meeting of the Republican County Central
Committee lu Long island Otjr yesterday it waa .1 ??
lided to Issue a cull for th:* Countv Convention to
elect delegate! to ih.- .-tat*- Convention for Wednes?
day, >,ay _:, ar Jamaica, The Coagraealoosl Conven?
tion win probably bo bold a week Lust,
station island.
On Thursday Braning two young children, Char],-.
Frank an.l John Kag.-, were attacked hy two vlclotli
bioiiikioiiuds and Mverely bitten. The children were
?t onie carried to a neigh boring drag atora arbon their
wounds woro cauterised. Tho animals havo b.en
Shot.
WESTCHESTER COT'NTY.
The republicans of Um lld As.setnl.ly District of
Wee tr hester Conat| will hold.a dls'rtel convention
at White Plain*, on Monday, for the purpose of eli*ctlng
live delegate! to the suite Convention and live to tho
Congressional Coi rentlon.
The Cnlted 'states I'osi Office [Mpeetor, le C. Mortis,
is still at work examining the booka ol Postmaster
homler, of city island, who mysteriously disappeared
on April 4. leaving his accounts in a complicated con?
dition. Tho Inspector will Balah his work to-morrow
and lt will then t,.> known how much Sender ls short.
James Hyatt took poseessloa of tho post office yester?
day as acting postmaster.
-?
Mmiami: viss dee.nt threatens.
UAPPY WITH THK THOUGHT OP II1.AVY DAMAGFS
FOR HRH I .tP'MSn.VMI'NT.
At the New Parks Commission meeting yesterday
al) the Commissioners were present. Mr. Marsh looking
palo and worn, but chatting and Joking w it li every
one except reporters. Whe.) the value of a hOSM and
land belonging to a Mrs. Bathgatc carno to bo con?
sidered, es Judge TsppOO, Mrs. r.athgate'B lawyer,
raised a lillie breeze When Ihe eve was disposed of
Mr. Marsh went away, saying he had a reference to
attend to. The next property to be eonsldersd ?is
that at One-hundred-and-scveniy-. ighth-st. and Third
ave., belonging to ex-Judge Tappen and John R.
BttklB, lt wa.s nearly 4 o'eluck and Mr Bartlet!
who represents the District Attorney's office at the
Commission meetings, refuged to go on In the absoace
of Mr. Msislfc This provoked a etona.
" I pay you for your services and pay yon well,-*
cried Mr. Haskin- ? I don't think you are doing your
duty to the city In declining to proceed."
" I don't propose to go o*n," said Mr. Rartlelt,
firmly, beginning to gather up his papers. " If you
withdraw your protest against Mr. Marsh I shall pro?
ceed ; but I don't propose to let you tako advantage
of his absence."
"I will not withdraw the protest:" shouted Mr.
Haskin.
- Then I will not go on !"
" lt ls for t.'use gentlemen to say wheller they will
proceed,-' said cv Judge Tappen. "You are not a
Commissioner."
'? We can't go on without the city's representative,?
rem ar hod CommiMloner J. Seaver Tag".
Mr. HuitJeir was Brm as a rock. He picked up his
belonging! and man heil out. The Conunisslonci-s fol?
lowed and Mr. Tappen and Mr. lia-kin were left
lain.i.liiig.
Mn, Diss Debar and h"r comrade? In affliction re?
mained in the Tombs, WSlting for iho bail lhat inver
came. Mr. Mar-h call-'*! on the medium In I lie aftei
nooii. shs bowed stiffly to a Tribune reporter who
obtained admission lo her presence, and when asked
how i be liked bar nea quarters In the prison, sud
dramatically :
??it i- false, ii.- statement that i slept in a eelL
I have liist-eiass apartments. 1 am rerj happy bore.
My food i- not 'sumptuous' bul it i- clean, l was
lust debating when >o,i carno In whether I ihould
have a steak or I chop."
" W hat aro your prospects of ball!" asked thi re?
porter.
"Von know I can give my own ball If I I'l-h. I
own res! estate enough, Bul i want to stay bets
long enough to mah., a good substantial ea ?? Von
know," ami the adventuress stra ghtened up ber bulky
form a*; the spoke and brough) ber fat fl-t sown on On*
taMe with a sound like a lamp ut patti dropped from
thB irilliiL'. "there ll suck ;? thing as heavy damages
lor fal**' Impi -o' i,-ier.t."
? What do ; ? i wsnl f*> say of your brother?"
'? Bs i- no brother ol mine."
"What did Mr. Marah have to sar to roof
"Mr. Marsh, libs myeelf, is highly delighted ne
occiiih.^ tba kaine position toward mu that he did
before.*
??since your Incarceration here havo you made any
spirit palming*-. .'"
- I eoalBSB 1 have been so upset I have not thought
of that I have se>n no spirits floating In tb* air,
nor beard any noises or manifestations. Hut they
nav ilise at any moment aid appear even on that
piece ot paper yon bold In your hand n
Di Lawrence snd uenerai i*i-s Debar also taikr-i
to ilie reporter. Thej both protested their innocence,
tho Doctor with tears.
-.-n>
MstPORTSD FRFICHT DISCrHMIXATIBXS.
The committee of 1'roluce Exchange member, ap?
pointed to collect evidence Of dUTrrrnilai rates and
di-cilmlratlon.s bf the railroad, against IfoWfTork
yesterday BSOSMMOd a plan of a report to be made to
t>,e Interstate Commerce Comm'sslon. It was _y
eland thal grain and provisions for export were tak.n
fi ..in Weetara point- if (tow-York at a rat- of io cents . ]
a bunded, tan if Intended foi conenmoilon bett
eh argo was :j:s cern*, a hui,*lreil: and that through thos.)
differential rates American tlsoir shipped from Um
Wes) to Llrerpool could i.** purchased at 33 p-r cent
lc--, than flour (OBSlgasd to NOS V*,rk sMppB_S.
?rn
ojgALLPWX CAABA AT QVABAMTlRsT
The Pacific Mall gtesSBSf Kewport, fri.in Asplnwall,
ai 11 ve, I yesterday with DoOtOT Royce and eleven Others
of IhB crew sleli with -mallpo... They weie (*ent to
the Uiver-I'lc llfp*-pltal. and tne rest of the crow and
the pas-'ngers weis- Subjected tu flos.* In-pertlon and
va-clnation. I l*e \e>-e| will lied tain-d at Qnaranlino
for a thorough cleansing mi.I dlslnfecUoa. when sho
will bo pernuttod to come to tho city.
WUITtDIMS IMBTBOTOSA SXOWRMATRAX
The report of Mr. D'Oer.eh. the Superintendent of
BuBdiBgS, OS UM falling of the vail- al Nos. SO0-1O
l -.-v.ny fourth st.. on VedBOSdSJ, and al Nu
*> Wast Twenty etghtk st., on Thursday, wai reci
by the Bonn] of ii.mat ? Mm i ii"
eat t.'n- fallen wall In Borea y fourth m., Bltbengb
bu.I' of good materials, had been H__feJ-8_sd Ul a WStel
h- iga it was not able to rei,l?t, o?lng to th*- em
bankment of earth bock of lt having become salural ?.I
trom a lemporarx UiaUcr which conducted tho w*tct
from thc roof of the building. The dlssstor In
Twenty-eighth lt., the . ii|i*-ili, tend.-nt fays, resulted
Iroin taking down a wall to make alterations, per?
mission having lieen duly given, but tho bricks from
th* wall won pOed on tho roof and ui ncr lloors In?
stead of being removed to the ground. The weight
of the briella eaaSSd the beams to gl-e way at the
level of th** thud story, mei li listing the w-i-chace
Into an adjoining yard. The building Inspectors *>f
the districts Where th.* accidents occurred are not
held to b<* responsible,
A defective chimney on the obi two-story house
No BIS iielatui-y-i., fell 1 ts?r before midnight on
linn*.lay night, and th** bricks crashed through the
Se roof
the roof Into the I., dim,tu *.f Mr-. **lni| fend'.rf. r,
searing her neatly out of her wits but not tnj
her. The damage by the accident was slight.
JUE J AXE STREET KF.YIYAL STILL VIGOROUS.
Tho Jubilee at the Jane Street Methodist Episcopal
Church was conti'med all day yesterday. Tho Rev.
John (.oil-on B_s_-_0ted the early morning service,
and the Rev. Dis. J. il. Vincent and T. De Witt Tal
RMfS gave sermons In the afternoon. The luhlleo
ended with sa all night meeting, conducted hy the
"Boy rrea* her." Thomas Harrison The revival win
go on, sftemooa and evening, till further notice.
RAILROAD MEX OX A PLEASAXT EXCURSIOX.
The members of th- North Amerl.-an Railroad 8up?.r.
int. iid.-nte' Association yesterday timk a trip on tho New.
fsrsey division of the Lehigh Valley Railroad by Invi?
tation of the general superintendent, H. 8. Ooodwln.
The party left Jersey City in a special car attached to
IhB regular train et 1 :15 p. n... and went as far as
BBBtsa, Penn. Purine the trip they Inspected snd
tri.-l the wnWm ut ksdacMsn telegraphing from the
iraln when running, which ls successfully opersted on
this lin,-. During the return trip they received on the
train dispatches of renerai newe, Sleek Quotation*., and
bulletins of Poet ob - conduin. The porty
arrived at Jersey City shortly aller 7 o'clock, hifrhty
d'lighted with their plCSSSal (Iti*'- BSA-_-_BB_. Armin;
those In tho party were C. S. (iad-'l.-ii, J. ll. M orford,
C. A. Darlton, R. H. Will,ur, K. T. I>. Myers, Charles
A. (.ilrhil.-t. Janus Donnelly, K. H. Ooodmnn. 0, A.
Scott, w. ft Olsssaa. Charles ... iv.k. J. I). Halter,
Ileury D. Hall, ls. K. Inn..;., anl Joseph J. Meeker.
MAKINR / V / ELLI r.i'.YC. _f.
Ml-tlATl'IU. ALMANAC.
r< -I)at.
Sunrlsas. 9 11 | Sets, fill | Moon ssl*, d; 13 | Moon's sea S
ilpili W _TS_L
_l._-.--_.sn.ly Hook. Mil Oo.. Isl'I 5.17 1 nell rt au. ll:.8
e J-.-saoarii ..._. PMS I Hoe. lard. feMI iia.n uate. 11. ..
IN CO ll INO STEAMERS.
TO-IA-.
Vetsel, Wnm, <--,ttet Line.
*, i r,-,,>.Loti'.on .Mir 10.National
Cltv ot Chicago.i.ivi-riHMi...A pr. I 4.Inman
Bailie.Liverpool.April 4.... White sur |
Polynesia.I lam our/.Mar BS.Carr
sr.Mi.iv. xmii. 18
Alaska.?.Liverpool.\prll 8.Onion
Rocla.li amount.April 1.. ll nm ti. Amor
La r..iiirK*'._i)o.Barra....\pril 7.. Kreticn Iraus
Orinoco.liermii.i.i.April ll.unePoo
iio.m.av. Statis l'>
Fnrnessla.f.laarow.Anrll 5.Anchor
L-.-r ism.KotterrUm.Mar SI.Netti-A mer
A th.is.Poi I Li mon_April I.Atlas
He minda.St Croix.April l<.ynotiuo
bau Marcos.llsvnna.April 12..Ward's
0 UT(i OINO s TEAMEES
TO-liAV.
Vessel
Vtstel. Ztne. For Mall< class. sa:ls.
r iniria. Cnnsr.t. I.ivero-Ol. 4:30 am 7 'Mi a ni
Cltr ot Chaster, Inman. Liverpool. 3 am 7 am
Clrcassla. AnrIiiir..iUs_:ow. s.n. am 7.30am
California.Oerr. Hmo.ir*. 7 am
Werra. N H I.'?v.i. Ur?*nen ria ?.iti'nr.T- iTHOam 7:30 a in
HeliiMatp, Neth-Amer. Kottonlam. 1:3.1 Am 7 io a in
La N'ormiin<1ie, Kreurli Trans, it .rr-. ..4 a ni 7 a bi
Avreture, l^netice. w in. lu. ir. I lsi.in.is ... I pm fl pm
MaMiitneio . i_l>--!a.. **|.au I rans, Havana 1 p ni 3 pm
Saratoga. Ward's. Havana. S poi
SCSI,AV, IITIIL 3.
(Heiser, Thlnrrs.ll-, Copenhagen.ll am 3 pm
ntasusr, Ai-Kit. i7.
Nevada, Inman, Liverpool. 9.30am
SHIPPING NEWE
rORTOFNEW-Y.-il-.KUI Ir AV, APRIL 13. 1>.*<8
A1UU \:;>
Steamer Aller ((.er*, f'hristo'r.rs, Bremen April*. Soutti
itnpliiii 6, willi in.I?n ;,n.l . *;, passengei . to Oelrlchs A Ct*.
A ri .ve.i at Hie Uar at 4.3d li rn
St<*?mer il irrae .nt. iRr. IliiMiir.l, Trlnl.'.ad Msr'.'3. To
MgoSl, Barhedoas i*. si vioeeol '-">. ?.iudiionpo_!7. Me t.
lerra! J.*. Antigua J.*, **t Kitts April 4, St Croix B, WltB rn,Iso
in,l i passeug. . i !u If -.. ; .r- ... i ... ai rivoii al the bar at
I-Tina tn.
steamer-Edith Goddee (Br), bennett, Montego Bay ead at
Inn's H ir .; dara with fruit to U Wessels _ Co. Arrived at
,he Har at -'.MO i> m.
steamer Kxoelaior, Higgins, Now-Orlesns 7 days, with m*'se
xi .lol,'i I' Van Sickle.
steamer Tallahassee.. Fisher, Savannah ? daya with iuds
mil peaaaassrs to it i. w.i k* r.
r Beeac _ -. ..iker, Ni-wpart tfOWS an I Norfolk, with
n.ls?ainl Dissenters to OIH Ho um ai i Sa Oa
-te-.mer Lieanora, bennett, l-urtl-ino. - itn railso to Horatia
Q all.
ship J IV Wonrtt (den. I_a-?s, Antwerp Hil ilaj-s, trim m.lse
10 or.l.-r; vessel to H, miallo Kool, A Ca
burk Minina ii Whinier io! Wlsdeor, Vs|. Foley, bahia 3t
lavs, with suharto (j Amsini k .t Vmt vea--l to J K Whitney
ft co.
nark ( has It L.-wls, li.e I, r.rnaiihneii 13 .lars, via pels
Vars Breakwater, with sugar io Llmeuhorat A Co; vessel to
master.
Hl.'NsF.T-At Ssr.'r Kook, moderate, SW; herr. At City
lalsBii. wimt light. If Wi cloudy.
Arrive,! yosierlay ?
b?rk Itnlia dial.. Di Martina. Messina *H day**, with frnlt
:o Phelps un.-, a <-.,; reseel lo Flinch. Bdye .- <??>.
Li tl: * e lang ! lil i. Kvans Mala 4-- .ins. rta I'elawar*.
Brook water, with sugar io TbOMseo >i Coi vessel lo benham
. boy.seu.
i'LI'.AKI-I)
steamer Kt ru tia mri. Cook, Llverjiool vis yneenstown?
Vt nun. ll Itrown .t Co.
-ii oner cay of i h.-ter I bri, Lewis, Liverpool via Queens
own ? IVter wright <t -
steamer < in tasia (bri, CamplniL i.lasgow ? Hsn.lerson
Bros!
Steamer Warra (Uer), busslus. bremen vnisouttiainoton ?
Ji Int-li-. ,t Co.
steamer Schiedam (DtehX M.n<oni*les, Auisternsin ?
."liiieh. Kiln a Ca
si- imor I a Mornianille li-'r*, de Kersabiee. Havre-Lonls
ie Babiea
SlaenerWallachia(Bn, (roskerv, Minos, ami Ssntander
- -Boot li, Kdre A co
sieanier Catalan (i-ipan), 'inerlra, Sheet llsrhor. NS
'1. i- I- -ninner ._ Co,
Steamer suteof r**_.s, Willlsns, Port lloyal an 1 Fernai.
lute .it __ .ii.nv ? ra
-:? ? uer Be ninole, Kemtilo. Charles too and Ja. ksonville?
Wm 1"* iv ie a Ca
Steamer Tallalmssee. Fisher. Savannah?Henrv ^onge.
S,earner Arilaiirinn iBn. Au.lersou. Newport News?W W
11 ur! t,u i A Co,
Steamer 1 Vi r.arrett. Fester. Haltlmor*??b _. liowr.,ir.
elupMoNear, Du kn,san. Battimore D li Ilearltorn.
bars HiKhlands (br). Owen, AuJIer. Java, for orders?eer?
ier. Ila- et a Oo
bark Brnnale (Fri Salt, AnJIer, Java, for orders?Psut I'
Jerha-.l A C.*.
baik Henrietta (Osr), Webelsen, r.SDRoan, UKI?Watleo.
roei A Co.
n.rK Mary Fra-er (Hr*. Card, b"lter.lam-J F Whitney
in.
birk Krrante'An?t), Nleollch. Llshon-Iiel* Cosnlleh.
bars Mary I Kent, Warren, Kio Jauoiro-Thus Norton,
li..ih /-li a In , Murctilsuti, bahia via Newport News?
['Bin B iierhaM A *'o.
I arl Ktht.1. I_?iub, i-iirdenss?Wardell A Oo
Ksrlt Hoeoess, Km tr. San _-*raoci ..-o?J W Parker* Co.
bru- M.uv K Mallett (Ur), Mallen, l'ouii-a-1'ltre, (luaj ?
I F IxiUKll ? CO.
BAILS IS
mo ,-r cts Erin, for I-onlen: i Tr -.tal. Leith; Alene, Klnrs
oii. Bruno, bararoa; st.ne of lovaa Fi-roan Una; Seminole,
tl ll l.--io:i
Boris coedor, for Tarrasoaai 7ofca Hannett. ?'a.iii;
in.H.mt. Kio Jiu. in. Cn,a.. Suit,, , WUbelmine, llaUia;
k?-io Mc .r.-uoi, Cmnleoas; Kiuuia il fSinilli,-.
briK A roadie. iur Barb
Also sailed?sjia Loos lalaad Booed?Bark Frederica, for
?on spam. Bns Mary R Peaaell. sa:, Domtase
.ini-li..i, I nt'Hy Isiin.l. bound out-bark Mary Fraser,
or lt.'tler.taiu.
TAI Mo\ KMi:s'T- Ot STXAMEBS,
FiiitkI.; v poi: rs.
UVKl'.root., Apnl l'i aaUee. steamer The Qneetj (Rn
Heney, for Vow-York.
QUKBBBTOWB, A. ril 1 '.-Atr,v.- I, steamer Hepul.llc (Kr)
i.v.s. Ii" (few-York Apr.it ou her way io Liverpool
an i :.*.i..'.-? '
M. vu.l.i . April 12?*ailo*1. sieimsr Klhlop'.a (br), Wilson,
rnu liiaagowheaee lor Sew-Verk.
Hi i.i. April lt? Arrived,atOoMO. l'"rslaa Monarch ibr*
tri low, fr..in Mew-York.
Iri.i OS WlOH r. Apr.. IS?Paaeod, steamer rower HUI | Uri
Ire er. from Naw-Tora on ber wa. t.> London
in sm.i HKAli Anni IS? Cass.-I. -learner Croma (Rr)
aVe. from New-York ?u lier :. i i > I.enn.
ii amii! lui. April la?Arrive steassoi Hans anl Kurt
. from New-York.
salier sjeiiner Uall*rt l?-_r?. Kiih'ewln. for Nsw-York.
uiHitALiaii. ai r.i lil? i'.is.ni, sleemei laiiforuia (Br).
.arvie, Iruiu New-York on I.er .v.iy to bombay.
Uki IsWr gilpins BSssa if my, ?"* WttAtttWhl
ABaeancemt-atSL
T-riimiiifll's Cclebrntr-d Coach Drops (riva
mme.tiBte relnf If yo-. *r- tn.r.ei .. un Irritation of m.,
hr,,al r-oll al Die elevale.l railroad ttalious aaa liriiffUls
verywheie,
Rf.NIIY A. I1''*'! I.s, M. I).,
81'j W'tsr I ...,rn -.r.
Dlsessesof the N'erv ias -rein. fienito-L'rlnsry Organs,
nipotancesn.l steriiity Ilour??** to ia B ta s.
Es>i'E.\ sen ku ?N ('ii ntK\ri--i> Hatc
7 ur l.rai'ivi BPBIlta -Tii.r.s
halssrooiu, ll"1 Nassau st.. 1 l-i.
?
LOOS V'livo.
Prsrent tend^ney to wrinkles or ..?aln_f of ths ikla br
isms LSAOBSLU **II- Preserve* ? Touthfnl. plmnj,. fr,,:,
.. dlttoa of th., teat.ire*. I'revi-Dts cl.appi *, ersrkin*
Cerps skin soil, smooth. +! Drasetala, pr pi-pab) t,f ,.{.
.ress. ? s. UkLLi. Jersey City, xf, i.
"TfiF. bf?t rnrr* in MlB w*0_i*_ tor eoiiehs,
?aids an.l eaiisau.puen i? Cobler Broa AOei'a wsii-knawu
sid Bi si*.a \ eaelaPle Palmaaarr balsa n
New Gas Engine
"The Baldwin"
. - I al tnt lite American ImMUmM I-tir. ,vfu>. Torie
A four horv [jOK,.r engine In conn.-ellon with corage
.ii-'-ri, roaoiag r-i laeaodosceoi electric iiariit? uni
tith..ui baliery, ii llgbtsj slvlns . p i? ,t Qght, mrUh
ll Hie St* , liol .1 :: on the hlfli
oea in * oin."., use foi rle trie lnhUmr,
nd permlttlos any nun,her of 1!;.
olthoui a.fett.Ii^ ihu len,jin,n^' lights In tho
-
A marvel at 1 . . rer, | apt 1 ? ?
- a sal
beep power le raqali l " . rr*d and goennteed hy
Otis Bros *& Co.,
Elevators and Hoisting Machinery,
t. loin IW?. .\.' lull.
Founr.ryfs.cn, Miners and Mechanics, find the Ivory Soap the best to wash up with
after work is done. It removes dirt and grease quickly, and is easily rinsed off,
leaving thc skin soft and smooth. Ivory Soap floats, so if dropped into the water
is not lost, for it rises quickly to the top and floats like a chip. Ivory Soap lasts
lon" and costs but little.
A WORD ) There are many white soaps, each represented to be "Just as good as the'lvory';'*
ok I they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
WARNING. J of the genuine. Ask for "Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting it.
r..r,.-><-M issn, be Procter A Gamble.
A. J, .-MEYER
Hil 163 165, 167 <_. 169 Gth ave.,
CORNER 12TH-ST.
J
BOMB UBI THINK THAT BBOACSfl THE. PAY
TH Ul'- I'KIVATE HOOT IH.IR* HIGH rBICBB
THEV OKI A BBTTSB ShUl_ TH AX I r-Kl.I. BOM
UALK THI MONEY.
TH1B IH A MISTAKE. ANY OIYEX QUALITY AND
FINISH OB V-YLE OP SHOE COSTS A CERTAIN
SUM. AMP IO (ll -ROE MORE IS .SIMPLY TO ROB
ONE'S Cf STOMKRH.
IOUABABTSI TO BBL! AB OOOD AND Al PTY
LIMI BHOBI AS CAN BB MAKK 1)1. ABOUT HAM'
THE PRICE (HAROEIl UV OOITOM BOO TM AK KU-.
Men's French Calf Hand-Sewed Shoes,
THIS LINE OF GOODS ARE ESlTCtALLY DE
HUN Kl) TO TAKE THE PLAOI Of IIH-I-RST
mun: CUSTOM VfOBK OF Tin: kimi-st Mt
I'KIIIAI, AMI FINISH AND THE BUT WORKMW
.Hil' TH.\r CAB Bl l'l.or.cr. I*, AND ABB WAH.
.A..TKI) rOLLY EQUAL TO A.NV CUBT M MA Uh
inn AUK BOLD rBOX ?*. TO HO. THEY AB!
BADI IN BYBBY STYLE and mu: m. AND IT
bakbb no Dim aurel WHAT THK r-i-_-.-i:i.
tXCE MAY HE I CAN OUAKAHTSB PERFEl T
SATISPACTroN IX KVEKY IXBTAXCXi
SPORTING AND VACATION SHOES.
I HAYE Jl sr ADDXD To MY BXTBBIIVB STOCK
>F FOOTWEAR .HI LA BO UT A8SOBTMBKT Ol
.AWN TENNIS ABD OBXBBAL SPORTING SHOES
PO BK MUND IN THIS CITY.
Tin: si vi.r.s. DUIOXI anti HATBBIALB BAVB
IBBB B8LIOTBD UXDBB MY OW*. PIKBONAL
lUriBVIBIO** | and THI woitKM vnsiiii- And
'INIsh ot TH I-I BHOU Have BUM OKDBB
IV IXPBIBB OBDIU AND DIBICTIOB. I OLAIX
T IS THE PI1.I8T8TOCI irF OUTDOOR VACATION
.NH OIXIBAL SPOI'.TINU SHOES EVER PLACED
ll.FORE Tills PUBLIC.
I BILL THEM AT PRICES OTHER DF.AI.I -.Rs
'HAR'. I FOR 1 HF. MOST ORDINARY AND CHEAP
MITATIONS *'F THESE OOO OS.
EYhKYTIIINU IN THE BHAPB OP FOOTWEAR
ORMAN. HOM IN. OB CHILD, AT PRICES PAB
lELOW ANY OTHER DEALER BOB THE SAME
iradi'. Of BROBfl.
SEND FOR CATAI.OiirE-MAII.ED KKEE.
A. J. CAMMEYED,
SIXTH-AVENUE AND 12TH-ST.
GIBBONS AND SASHES.
FAMES McCREERY & CO.
Jail attention to their choice ee
ectionol Plain GrogOraln. Striped
.loire, Changeable, Ona line, Ho?
nan and French Printed Sash
gibbons, (LOO, $L25t fl. IO and
inward*., per yard.
Tin' Clifton Surah Sush, 1 yards
ontf, 22 inches wide, with plain
?entre and Roman Ends, $6 each.
Narrow lt.hh.ins in (.ros ('rain,
.1.div Striped and Printed, with
md without taney Edgea,in all thu
Uflerent widths and coloring!*
Broadway and 11th Street.
rheaboveCu.srepresentourSpringStyles
io Boys' Soils, ap 4 to 12 years.
THEY ARE MADE FKO.I VRry fl \ I *-T POI. KM_N
.ooo-*,!** over loo iii kkk tr nt Pt rr kk?< h. I*.
JHDER TO AOVEKTI-4K OCR (.'IIII.ORKV*. DE.
*_.__*_-_?>?. Wlliril I*. THE LABOUR l-l TIIK
JNTTEP HTATB-*, WI Wil.L WIVE YOC YOI R
aloin of t/ttM l.ooo BUM at
$4 00 PER SUIT.
KOLI) BLBBWMM \T . ..OO ANO BIO 00.
.ONDON k LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
_._AM)*lS HO WK HY. COU. Il-STKH. iT,
ts Sit MLO-K UKI.OA URA.NDdC
MISFIT nnd mirallnd-for suit**, overcoat** or
ir..a.?r. (rom Itiuling tailor, el holt - __.i-._- LAN'. 9
_?_.(.i CiMlilai fetlvtt, ti. L itu tu mulei Murt.it Lionet.
Our compact with bilyera of
SPRING OVERCOATS is to fur
nish them
For $8, WORTH EXACTLY $ 1 2
FOr $12, $14, WORTH EXACTLY $18
For $15, $16, WORTH EXACTLY $20
FOr $18, WORTH EXACTLY $24
FOr $20, $22, WORTH EXACTLY $28
And for $25, worth exactly $35
We can make these low prices
because our margin is a small per
centage on the cost, without two
or three profits between.
HACKETT.
CABHABT & CO..
N. E. Cor. Canal st and B'way.
CL O THINGe HA TS.
OPEX UNTIL 10 TCNIGHT.
dinner Ware
GORHAM PLATE.
Wa bave received from our fac?
tory some services of tlie (iorham
Plate Dinner Ware at much less
price than ware of this quality has
formerly been offered for. The
quality is fully up to our usual
sr a 111 lard.
Gorham M'fg Co.,
silversmiths,
Broadway and 19th Street.
New .Thing in Furniture.
r__,rtl?. pureb_.ln_ Booti Kumitur*. ___-0.il- rafa** tobnr on
pifc*> of ip li-I* .-rel work wu...** th* !>._.<?_. h?-*t<*_ lort. ar*
ilrl.onttiro-iirli the ?lmp.M th.f no.loubt**_lr titt _.i.1*do*
ofpoorwor* kn I c..*ap Uni*-. *tri_ furnl'ure never shove
Mr gimp tacks, tor the timi, .? glut-l on. L-l thi* (cold. you
when Io*._iim_ M fmt9_mnmtA tntlsl oa th* application ot
(.tup w.Uio?t tv kt .<?' ?'?. * (.limp U applied i ??"? ns
tasks.
Allll ..-l> . flUir <0. limited.
ItV WALK.H31'. NEW-YORK.
BALSAM FIR SOAP.
"A PERFECT TOILET SOAP."
AnM ?t _lt tk* .-?.!. o( -tor... a 1-*_?*<_ HU* U__t__ja Fur
Pillow Kreo with e.err c .tr of ...?p.
IEALSKIM SACQUF.S, Newmarket*, Pilctots ?rol
Wriji- for *?lo xi r*:t*il tl treoM, reduced price* beforo
?mrlni{ away. ?__& u> tho mn be wv. 1 on th*, price of a
Krietly i. Halli*" Scal?klu Karon-nt. t'artlet uot prepared
ti. uk. advaiiUxo of tbl. Bpi".)-!- opp*.rmnlty _?n aecur.
th* ii_rnv.il by paying tho, _ui? havo until Inly 1 to p?y
balance, f-iorag.) charge* only 1 per o.-nt por month. Write
for Uluttratod prto. U_k _. C. mUA)lMs%. U__AVta-lU.e*. I
-Ui ci.--. ? i
lili XHUCO-tts,
LOOK IN YOl'K HAP.
Speaking of hats ; if you patron?
ize one of the three or four fash
, ionable hatters you have no choice
, but to follow his dictum of what i_j
i proper Style, as each produces his
I own shape. We have them all and
you select the style that becomes
I your physiognomy. Besides we sell
'for $3.00 ? Derby that competent
judges consider practically equal to
the $5,00 h** store article. We
have lower grades, of course, and
they are all excellent hats, $1,90
and $2.50. We do it by going
direct lo the factory and stiling at
case prices, which our large busmen!,
permits. Boys' hats are a special
feature of our trade.
Man's other extremity is equally
well provided for in our shoe de?
partment, where only the trusty
sorts of foot wear are dealt in and
great care is used in proper titting.
But the great business of the
house is in furnishing goods and
clothing. We make the clothes our?
selves and every possible device is
used to perfect the garments we
produce for men and boys. More
people wear our clothing every year
and we Mere never better prepared
to serve them than we are right now.
It is with us less a question of
cheapness than ol excellence; and
yet price, always a moderate price,
quality considered, is an essential of
such success as we have woo.
Rogers, Peet & Co.,
IMOAO.VAY AND PBDICI ?_.
BUOAO.YAY ANO __0 .T.
Prices Same at Both Stores.
'SANITAS'
(Trado Mark)
The Beat Disinfectant, AniUeptlr, and Ocorferaal
Known to NdMMb
Fragrant, Non-poi?onon*, doe* not Stain.
Invaluable in MN of (".carlet Fever. Smallpox, Dip.
I li... I., and < ...i'.m....... Dl-ra.i".
" SAN'ITAS'1 Is wad by many Ot th.- lar_r*> Hospital*,
Asylum*, and (MtltBUttU ta tk* UnlU-d .val.*, and bf
nearly all tho Hospital*, Vi-trl..-*, and Hard-, of Health
la KiiglainL
For list of awards, prUo i_-d_ls niodlcal and sanitary
reports by cxp<:rW, ai.ply to
Aili. A. Con. ? Sanltt." Co., f.'d., 03O-G42 Wost 5Cth-*
4&*) *7 ?'"- BUY8 I no!.l>. punts; 50 is r.-1 * > -_
*4? -re i*f Iron !*-a.llii_ UH.<r? .t Half value. 1.A..U'.
il I.iii i Int un< Pariel*. 6') K. 1 itu st., limier Morton llo.isa.
TIIIt*. ki:..m> AP BTBBU PhBB
[UTABLIBBSD ISM] ARK r.KD
I.AK'.M.Y BY I.Xl'KllT
AND CABBPUL WHITKK*.
If you wish to try them
BBBD 10 CEN'TS -OK IS kAMPLBB
VrTMOM, Hl.AKKMA.N A t'_.. Vol Uroadwar.
Sew Yolk.
RADWAY'S
READY
I RELIEF.
It n.. - 'res
r?Mi,o..r.' Ihrii.ll Inlliiiiiiii il. .Il,,- nu iii- ii Neural.
ala. Men.in.-lu* I'ooili thr. A.lb.un. ill :,.. Itr*-al_iu?.
E.ery I'.i.... *?-.. ni..-. M. .?..?*???. I'mn* n ih Iii.-.. Cheat
?r I ....ii-- I* ??? ?**?? I ir", nii.i i? tin-Only
I* VIN KfcMKBY
that instantly ?U>p- iii* Boat . \. r-i.: ?t;.i. imto*. allayi
Inflammation an.l * ur**, con* ???tiou-., wli-tier.it Iii* Lau...
Btoiimrh. Bowel* or other kUii-i . or or.an .
I...O. INr.'lt.-AU.Y tn w^t9r .|ii cwlv cnr*v< ?Ta-nii-,
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